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Poverty Bar, Bonanza Creek, September 1975. Businesses; Location A black and white photograph

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A black and white photograph mounted on cardstock showing a parade or a street scene with large crowds in the distance

"Jimmy" Mellor

at abandoned shipyards of White Pass south of Dawson

Two steamers pulled alongside wharf at Vancouver

Poverty Bar, Bonanza Creek, September 1975. Businesses; Location A black and white photographColour view of Bonanza Creek. A building is visible in the foreground. Dredge No. 4 is visible in the background. Caption: Sept 1975 Bonanza Creek Poverty Bar Poverty Bar was owned by Bill and Jerry Weigland and was the first gold panning establishment directed at tourism. [source: S. Burkhard]

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